The act of selling some assets within a portfolio while buying others, to restore a portfolio’s composition to its prior asset allocation. The need for rebalancing occurs due to price fluctuations in each asset. The benefit is that shares are purchased while prices are lower and sold while they are higher, helping to reduce risk and increase returns.
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